π Professional iOS Development Tools Collection
π οΈ Comprehensive Development & Debugging Tools
β‘ Accelerate Your iOS Development Workflow
- π Overview
- β¨ Key Features
- π§ Development Tools
- π Debugging Tools
- π Profiling Tools
- π§ͺ Testing Tools
- π Quick Start
- π± Usage Examples
- π§ Configuration
- π Documentation
- π€ Contributing
- π License
- π Acknowledgments
- π Project Statistics
- π Stargazers
iOS Development Tools is the most comprehensive, professional, and feature-rich collection of development tools for iOS applications. Built with enterprise-grade standards and modern development practices, this collection provides essential tools for debugging, profiling, testing, and optimizing iOS applications.
- π§ Development Tools: Complete development environment setup
- π Advanced Debugging: Comprehensive debugging and logging tools
- π Performance Profiling: Memory, CPU, and network profiling
- π§ͺ Testing Automation: Automated testing and quality assurance
- π CI/CD Integration: Continuous integration and deployment
- π Documentation: Automated documentation generation
- π Code Analysis: Static and dynamic code analysis
- π― Performance: Optimized for development efficiency
- Project Generator: Automated project setup and configuration
- Code Templates: Reusable code templates and snippets
- Build Tools: Advanced build and compilation tools
- Dependency Management: Swift Package Manager and CocoaPods tools
- Code Generation: Automated code generation tools
- Migration Tools: Code migration and refactoring tools
- Version Control: Git integration and workflow tools
- IDE Integration: Xcode plugin and extension tools
- Advanced Logging: Comprehensive logging and tracing
- Crash Analysis: Crash reporting and analysis tools
- Memory Debugging: Memory leak detection and analysis
- Network Debugging: Network request monitoring and debugging
- UI Debugging: User interface debugging tools
- Performance Debugging: Performance issue identification
- Thread Debugging: Multi-threading debugging tools
- Exception Handling: Exception tracking and handling
- Memory Profiling: Memory usage analysis and optimization
- CPU Profiling: CPU performance analysis and optimization
- Network Profiling: Network performance monitoring
- Battery Profiling: Battery usage analysis and optimization
- Storage Profiling: Storage usage analysis and optimization
- UI Profiling: User interface performance analysis
- Launch Time Profiling: App launch time optimization
- Background Task Profiling: Background task performance analysis
- Unit Testing: Comprehensive unit testing framework
- UI Testing: Automated UI testing tools
- Integration Testing: Integration testing framework
- Performance Testing: Performance testing and benchmarking
- Security Testing: Security testing and vulnerability scanning
- Accessibility Testing: Accessibility testing tools
- Localization Testing: Multi-language testing tools
- Device Testing: Multi-device testing automation
// Project generator manager
let projectGenerator = ProjectGenerator()
// Configure project generator
let generatorConfig = ProjectGeneratorConfiguration()
generatorConfig.enableSwiftUI = true
generatorConfig.enableUIKit = true
generatorConfig.enableTesting = true
generatorConfig.enableDocumentation = true
generatorConfig.enableCI = true
// Generate new project
projectGenerator.generateProject(
name: "MyApp",
bundleId: "com.company.myapp",
configuration: generatorConfig
) { result in
switch result {
case .success(let project):
print("β
Project generated successfully")
print("Project name: \(project.name)")
print("Bundle ID: \(project.bundleId)")
print("Features: \(project.features)")
print("Files created: \(project.filesCreated)")
case .failure(let error):
print("β Project generation failed: \(error)")
}
}// Code template manager
let templateManager = CodeTemplateManager()
// Configure code templates
let templateConfig = TemplateConfiguration()
templateConfig.enableMVVM = true
templateConfig.enableCleanArchitecture = true
templateConfig.enableSwiftUI = true
templateConfig.enableUIKit = true
// Generate code template
templateManager.generateTemplate(
type: .viewModel,
name: "UserViewModel",
configuration: templateConfig
) { result in
switch result {
case .success(let template):
print("β
Code template generated")
print("Template type: \(template.type)")
print("Template name: \(template.name)")
print("Generated code: \(template.code)")
case .failure(let error):
print("β Code template generation failed: \(error)")
}
}// Advanced logging manager
let loggingManager = AdvancedLoggingManager()
// Configure logging
let loggingConfig = LoggingConfiguration()
loggingConfig.enableConsoleLogging = true
loggingConfig.enableFileLogging = true
loggingConfig.enableRemoteLogging = true
loggingConfig.enableCrashReporting = true
loggingConfig.logLevel = .debug
// Setup logging
loggingManager.configure(loggingConfig)
// Log different types of messages
loggingManager.log(.info, "Application started")
loggingManager.log(.debug, "User data loaded", data: userData)
loggingManager.log(.warning, "Network request failed", error: networkError)
loggingManager.log(.error, "Critical error occurred", error: criticalError)
// Create custom logger
let customLogger = loggingManager.createLogger(
name: "UserManager",
level: .debug
)
customLogger.info("User logged in successfully")
customLogger.debug("User preferences loaded", data: preferences)// Crash analysis manager
let crashManager = CrashAnalysisManager()
// Configure crash analysis
let crashConfig = CrashAnalysisConfiguration()
crashConfig.enableCrashReporting = true
crashConfig.enableSymbolication = true
crashConfig.enableCrashAnalytics = true
crashConfig.enableAutomaticReporting = true
// Setup crash analysis
crashManager.configure(crashConfig)
// Handle crash reports
crashManager.onCrashReport { crashReport in
print("π¨ Crash detected")
print("Crash type: \(crashReport.type)")
print("Stack trace: \(crashReport.stackTrace)")
print("Device info: \(crashReport.deviceInfo)")
print("App version: \(crashReport.appVersion)")
// Send crash report to server
crashManager.sendCrashReport(crashReport) { result in
switch result {
case .success:
print("β
Crash report sent successfully")
case .failure(let error):
print("β Crash report sending failed: \(error)")
}
}
}// Memory debugging manager
let memoryDebugger = MemoryDebuggingManager()
// Configure memory debugging
let memoryConfig = MemoryDebuggingConfiguration()
memoryConfig.enableLeakDetection = true
memoryConfig.enableMemoryProfiling = true
memoryConfig.enableMemoryWarnings = true
memoryConfig.enableMemoryOptimization = true
// Setup memory debugging
memoryDebugger.configure(memoryConfig)
// Monitor memory usage
memoryDebugger.startMemoryMonitoring { memoryInfo in
print("π Memory usage: \(memoryInfo.usedMemory)MB")
print("Memory pressure: \(memoryInfo.pressureLevel)")
print("Available memory: \(memoryInfo.availableMemory)MB")
if memoryInfo.isLowMemory {
print("β οΈ Low memory warning")
memoryDebugger.handleLowMemory()
}
}
// Detect memory leaks
memoryDebugger.startLeakDetection { leakInfo in
print("π Memory leak detected")
print("Leaked object: \(leakInfo.objectType)")
print("Leak size: \(leakInfo.leakSize) bytes")
print("Retain cycle: \(leakInfo.retainCycle)")
}// Performance profiler manager
let profiler = PerformanceProfiler()
// Configure profiling
let profilingConfig = ProfilingConfiguration()
profilingConfig.enableCPUProfiling = true
profilingConfig.enableMemoryProfiling = true
profilingConfig.enableNetworkProfiling = true
profilingConfig.enableBatteryProfiling = true
// Setup profiling
profiler.configure(profilingConfig)
// Start performance profiling
profiler.startProfiling { performanceData in
print("π Performance data collected")
print("CPU usage: \(performanceData.cpuUsage)%")
print("Memory usage: \(performanceData.memoryUsage)MB")
print("Network requests: \(performanceData.networkRequests)")
print("Battery usage: \(performanceData.batteryUsage)%")
if performanceData.isPerformanceIssue {
print("β οΈ Performance issue detected")
profiler.generatePerformanceReport()
}
}// Network profiler manager
let networkProfiler = NetworkProfiler()
// Configure network profiling
let networkConfig = NetworkProfilingConfiguration()
networkConfig.enableRequestMonitoring = true
networkConfig.enableResponseAnalysis = true
networkConfig.enableErrorTracking = true
networkConfig.enablePerformanceMetrics = true
// Setup network profiling
networkProfiler.configure(networkConfig)
// Monitor network requests
networkProfiler.startMonitoring { networkData in
print("π Network request: \(networkData.url)")
print("Method: \(networkData.method)")
print("Response time: \(networkData.responseTime)ms")
print("Status code: \(networkData.statusCode)")
print("Data size: \(networkData.dataSize) bytes")
if networkData.isSlowRequest {
print("β οΈ Slow network request detected")
networkProfiler.analyzeSlowRequest(networkData)
}
}// Automated testing manager
let testingManager = AutomatedTestingManager()
// Configure testing
let testingConfig = TestingConfiguration()
testingConfig.enableUnitTesting = true
testingConfig.enableUITesting = true
testingConfig.enableIntegrationTesting = true
testingConfig.enablePerformanceTesting = true
// Setup testing
testingManager.configure(testingConfig)
// Run automated tests
testingManager.runAutomatedTests { result in
switch result {
case .success(let testResults):
print("β
Automated tests completed")
print("Total tests: \(testResults.totalTests)")
print("Passed tests: \(testResults.passedTests)")
print("Failed tests: \(testResults.failedTests)")
print("Test coverage: \(testResults.coverage)%")
if testResults.failedTests > 0 {
print("β Some tests failed")
testingManager.generateTestReport()
}
case .failure(let error):
print("β Automated testing failed: \(error)")
}
}// Performance testing manager
let performanceTester = PerformanceTestingManager()
// Configure performance testing
let performanceConfig = PerformanceTestingConfiguration()
performanceConfig.enableLaunchTimeTesting = true
performanceConfig.enableMemoryTesting = true
performanceConfig.enableCPUTesting = true
performanceConfig.enableBatteryTesting = true
// Setup performance testing
performanceTester.configure(performanceConfig)
// Run performance tests
performanceTester.runPerformanceTests { result in
switch result {
case .success(let performanceResults):
print("β
Performance tests completed")
print("Launch time: \(performanceResults.launchTime)ms")
print("Memory usage: \(performanceResults.memoryUsage)MB")
print("CPU usage: \(performanceResults.cpuUsage)%")
print("Battery impact: \(performanceResults.batteryImpact)%")
if performanceResults.isPerformanceAcceptable {
print("β
Performance is acceptable")
} else {
print("β οΈ Performance issues detected")
performanceTester.generatePerformanceReport()
}
case .failure(let error):
print("β Performance testing failed: \(error)")
}
}- iOS 15.0+ with iOS 15.0+ SDK
- Swift 5.9+ programming language
- Xcode 15.0+ development environment
- Git version control system
- Swift Package Manager for dependency management
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/muhittincamdali/iOSDevelopmentTools.git
# Navigate to project directory
cd iOSDevelopmentTools
# Install dependencies
swift package resolve
# Open in Xcode
open Package.swiftAdd the framework to your project:
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/muhittincamdali/iOSDevelopmentTools.git", from: "1.0.0")
]import iOSDevelopmentTools
// Initialize development tools manager
let devToolsManager = DevelopmentToolsManager()
// Configure development tools
let devToolsConfig = DevelopmentToolsConfiguration()
devToolsConfig.enableDebugging = true
devToolsConfig.enableProfiling = true
devToolsConfig.enableTesting = true
devToolsConfig.enableLogging = true
// Start development tools manager
devToolsManager.start(with: devToolsConfig)
// Configure debugging
devToolsManager.configureDebugging { config in
config.enableCrashReporting = true
config.enableMemoryDebugging = true
config.enableNetworkDebugging = true
}// Simple debugging setup
let simpleDebugger = SimpleDebugger()
// Enable debugging
simpleDebugger.enableDebugging { result in
switch result {
case .success:
print("β
Debugging enabled")
case .failure(let error):
print("β Debugging setup failed: \(error)")
}
}
// Log debug information
simpleDebugger.log("User action performed", level: .debug)
simpleDebugger.log("Network request completed", level: .info)
simpleDebugger.log("Error occurred", level: .error)// Performance monitoring
let performanceMonitor = PerformanceMonitor()
// Start monitoring
performanceMonitor.startMonitoring { metrics in
print("π Performance metrics")
print("CPU: \(metrics.cpuUsage)%")
print("Memory: \(metrics.memoryUsage)MB")
print("Battery: \(metrics.batteryLevel)%")
}// Configure development tools settings
let devToolsConfig = DevelopmentToolsConfiguration()
// Enable tools
devToolsConfig.enableDebugging = true
devToolsConfig.enableProfiling = true
devToolsConfig.enableTesting = true
devToolsConfig.enableLogging = true
// Set debugging settings
devToolsConfig.enableCrashReporting = true
devToolsConfig.enableMemoryDebugging = true
devToolsConfig.enableNetworkDebugging = true
devToolsConfig.enablePerformanceProfiling = true
// Set testing settings
devToolsConfig.enableUnitTesting = true
devToolsConfig.enableUITesting = true
devToolsConfig.enablePerformanceTesting = true
devToolsConfig.enableAutomatedTesting = true
// Apply configuration
devToolsManager.configure(devToolsConfig)Comprehensive API documentation is available for all public interfaces:
- Development Tools Manager API - Core development tools functionality
- Debugging Tools API - Debugging features
- Profiling Tools API - Profiling capabilities
- Testing Tools API - Testing features
- Logging API - Logging capabilities
- Performance API - Performance monitoring
- Configuration API - Configuration options
- Reporting API - Reporting capabilities
- Getting Started Guide - Quick start tutorial
- Debugging Guide - Debugging setup
- Profiling Guide - Profiling setup
- Testing Guide - Testing setup
- Performance Guide - Performance monitoring
- Logging Guide - Logging setup
- Best Practices Guide - Development best practices
- Basic Examples - Simple development tool implementations
- Advanced Examples - Complex development scenarios
- Debugging Examples - Debugging examples
- Profiling Examples - Profiling examples
- Testing Examples - Testing examples
- Performance Examples - Performance examples
We welcome contributions! Please read our Contributing Guidelines for details on our code of conduct and the process for submitting pull requests.
- Fork the repository
- Create feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add amazing feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/amazing-feature) - Open Pull Request
- Follow Swift API Design Guidelines
- Maintain 100% test coverage
- Use meaningful commit messages
- Update documentation as needed
- Follow iOS development best practices
- Implement proper error handling
- Add comprehensive examples
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
- Apple for the excellent iOS development platform
- The Swift Community for inspiration and feedback
- All Contributors who help improve this framework
- iOS Development Community for best practices and standards
- Open Source Community for continuous innovation
- Debugging Community for debugging insights
- Performance Community for optimization expertise
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